7.62 ammo.

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Hey , not really a request but was just wondering if anyone has seen any of this stuff in Canada before , or if its even importable . Or can maybe remember if they have seen it at a gun show recently or Could possibly be found .

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British Radway Green NATO .308 (7.62×51) 147grn FMJ
1990′s Production British Surplus Radway Green NATO spec. .308 (7.62×51) ammunition. Features a NATO headstamp, 147grn full copper jacketed lead core (non-magnetic) bullet, brass case, and non-corrosive Berdan primer. Incredible packaging! Packed 5rds to a charger (stripper clip), 75rds (15-5rd chargers) to a military grade nylon bandolier with metal snaps, and 750rds (10 bandoliers) to a sealed battlepack inside a wooden crate.

OR

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OR (Cant remember if this is even legal in canada)

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All milsurp 7.62NATO ball is scarce.
Radway Green is good stuff, but I can't say as I've ever seen any. Haven't been looking either. I reload everything.
Federal loads a 150 and 168 grain bullet in their American Eagle brand. No separate .308 Win and 7.62 x 51 or XM62 on their site. Their product number A76251M1A is the 168. Only called '7.62 X 51 for M1A use' because SA Inc. says the M1A was designed for milsurp or factory ammo. Just a CYA thing for SA.
Epp's is a Federal dealer. Give 'em a call and be prepared to pay.
NRCAN has decided that tracers cannot be imported. It isn't illegal to have though. Mind you, very few ranges allow it. Perceived to start grass fires.
 
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